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Band 5+: The graph below shows the amount of tea and coffee imported by four different country

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The image depicts four countries' tea and coffee import volumes: Canada imports approximately 30000 units of coffee and 20000 of tea, the UK imports around 50000 units of coffee and 160000 of tea, the USA imports approximately 70000 units of coffee and 80000 of tea, Germany imports around 50000 units of coffee and 40000 of tea.
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The given bar chart illustrates how much tea and coffee are imported by four distinct nations namely Canada, the UK, USA and Germany.

Overall, it is obvious that tea imports are higher than coffee in the UK and the USA. Additionally, while the UK witnesses the highest figure in the amount of imported tea, the opposite is true for that of coffee.

In terms of Canada and Germany, there is a similar pattern. In Canada, the amount of imported coffee stands at 40,000, which is twice as high as that of tea. Also, the data for coffee is slightly higher than that of tea in Germany, at around 45,000 and 40,000 respectively.

The UK and the USA are the largest and second largest importer of tea in four countries. In the UK, the figure for imported coffee stands at 20000, which was eight times lower than that of tea. In the same period, the USA imports more coffee than the UK, at 20,000.

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